Chapter 3 Flashcards
What is the AD of OSPF?
110
What is the AD of RIP?
120
What is the AD of a static route?
1
What is the AD of a directly connected route?
0
What is the AD of eBGP?
20
What is the AD of an internal EIGRP route?
90
What is the AD of IGRP?
100
What is the AD of IS-IS?
115
What is the AD of an external EIGRP route?
170
What is the AD of iBGP?
200
If there are two or more routes for a destination IP address, what metric is used to select the best route?
Longest prefix match
If two routes have the same prefix and subnet ID, how is the best route selected?
Lowest administrative distance
If two routes have the same prefix, subnet ID, and administrative distance, how is the best route selected?
Routing protocol metric
What are two examples of distance-vector routing protocols?
RIPv1, RIPv2, EIGRP
What metric does EIGRP use?
Number of hops + latency + bandwidth
What are two examples of link-state routing protocols?
IS-IS, OSPF
What is the command to add a static route?
(config)# ip route (ip address) (subnet mask) (next hop ip address)
What is a floating static route?
A static route that is used as a fallback for dynamically discovered routes
For OSPF configuration, which parameters must match on device configuration?
OSPF process ID
OSPF area
Hello/dead timers
What virtual MAC address is used for HSRP? version 2
0000.0c9f.fXXX
Which FHRP can support multiple vendors?
VRRP
What virtual MAC address is used for HSRP version 1?
0000.0c07.acXX
In OSPF, when do routers become full/adjacent neighbors?
When both routers have the same set of LSAs
In OSPF, when do routers become 2-way neighbors?
When both routers have exchanged their seen RIDs and have the same information